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Lemon On Plastic EP
Limited to 250 copies and then it's gone. Yellow Flexi w/ insert.
FLEXIS SHOULD SHIP BY MARCH 22nd!
Includes unlimited streaming of Lemon On Plastic EP via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
Mod pop, post-hardcore, 60s soul, ambient electronic music, midcentury design, abstract expressionism, French New Wave cinema; it’s all collage material for Perennial.
Formed in 2015 by electric organist Chelsey Hahn, guitarist Chad Jewett and drummer Wil Mulhern, the band is equal parts manic basement show rave-up and studio-as-instrument headphone listening. To see the New England three-piece in person is to experience a 20-minute burst of kinetic energy: dynamic, reckless, bombastic. To put on one of Perennial’s records is to spend almost the same amount of time with impeccably layered studio-as-instrument punk modernism.
The band’s newest release (and Ernest Jenning Record Co. debut), the flexi disc EP Lemon On Plastic, finds Perennial further experimenting with their angular sonic impressionism. Opening with the British Invasion garage rock stomp of “Art History”, the EP spends its five minutes equally evoking early rhythm-and-noise singles by The Who and Small Faces and the art-damaged mood music of Stereolab and Broadcast. An early hint of more studio adventures to come, Lemon On Plastic is the newest and most daring edition of the Perennial Sound.
Modernist punk
FLEXIS SHOULD SHIP BY MARCH 22nd!
Includes unlimited streaming of Lemon On Plastic EP via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
Download available in 24-bit/44.1kHz.
Perennial is an art project:Mod pop, post-hardcore, 60s soul, ambient electronic music, midcentury design, abstract expressionism, French New Wave cinema; it’s all collage material for Perennial.
Formed in 2015 by electric organist Chelsey Hahn, guitarist Chad Jewett and drummer Wil Mulhern, the band is equal parts manic basement show rave-up and studio-as-instrument headphone listening. To see the New England three-piece in person is to experience a 20-minute burst of kinetic energy: dynamic, reckless, bombastic. To put on one of Perennial’s records is to spend almost the same amount of time with impeccably layered studio-as-instrument punk modernism.
The band’s newest release (and Ernest Jenning Record Co. debut), the flexi disc EP Lemon On Plastic, finds Perennial further experimenting with their angular sonic impressionism. Opening with the British Invasion garage rock stomp of “Art History”, the EP spends its five minutes equally evoking early rhythm-and-noise singles by The Who and Small Faces and the art-damaged mood music of Stereolab and Broadcast. An early hint of more studio adventures to come, Lemon On Plastic is the newest and most daring edition of the Perennial Sound.
Modernist punk
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